PTSD

“Not everyone who serves overseas and is injured comes back missing a limb ... That doesn’t mean that everyone who comes back is perfectly okay."

'It's unfortunate it took decades to ultimately resolve this case'

I’ll never forget him. Or his voice.

“The Marines need to own their part of what went wrong here."

Plea? Guilty. Sentence: Probation and a $2,500 fine.

The best and worst thing about being in the military is that it is all-consuming.

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden is facing criticism after he recounted a story about a military veteran who committed a violent crime after his wartime service

Officers mistook Andy Ford's seizure symptoms for intoxication and belligerence when they arrested him in 2018.

The former soldier's lawyer said he should get nearly $7.7 million — $300 for each hour he was jailed.

Breaking down the stigma and misunderstandings about Post Traumatic Stress Disorder is the goal of a retired U.S. Army veteran walking across the country this year.

"For whatever reason, it's too hard to mutter the words, 'I need help.' We provide a lot of different mechanisms to do that."

"Service dogs soothe the invisible wounds of war."

"Obviously, it's not a cure. But we have had dogs literally save a life."

Lawmakers and veterans advocacy groups are ready for change after waiting nearly a decade for the Department of Veterans Affairs to change its policy on not reimbursing service dogs for veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder

Bobby Grey's a former Marine, 2003 to 2007 — a mission that has given him great pride and great anguish. Twelve years later — anguish or not — he still loves the Corps to the core. Semper Fi — always faithful. But he acknowledges, though, that that's where the scars originated.

The United States Postal Service has just issued a "Healing PTSD" semipostal stamp that will raise money to be distributed to the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs for the National Center for PTSD

A class-action lawsuit claims the Navy is giving other-than-honorable discharges to Marines and sailors with Traumatic Brain Injury and Post Traumatic Stress.

While more veterans are seeking mental health care, they aren't getting the long-term treatment they need

"I don't think that Fort Hood should ever be the only thing that ever defines you."

While the news may be abuzz with stories about Conan, the hero dog on the Delta Force raid that killed Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, there's another canine who's been quietly serving behind the scenes: Ricochet.

"This trend is very concerning given the devastating impact stroke has on young patients and their families"

The former Secretary of the Department of Veterans Affairs thinks that the VA needs to start researching medical marijuana. Not in a bit. Not soon. Right goddamn now.

Army veteran Miguel Perez Jr. was allowed temporary travel to the U.S. for an immigration hearing, to decide if he can obtain citizenship after being deported in 2018 over nonviolent drug charges

"I would have been damned had I been a slut, but I was just as damned for not having been one."

Staggered by the burgeoning numbers of veteran suicides, U.S. Rep. Greg Steube said on Wednesday he supports removing marijuana from its wrongly classified Schedule 1 status